Army to Pay for D.C. Parade Road Damage
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The U.S. Army will cover the cost of any road damage in D.C. caused by their upcoming 250th-anniversary parade, Mayor Bowser confirmed. While the Army anticipates minimal damage due to new tank tracks and protective steel plates, concerns remain about potential delays in reimbursement. NBC Washington estimates potential damage could reach $16 million. The parade, coinciding with President Trump's birthday, is expected to be a large-scale event involving significant military equipment.
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